2 VEF

Front: The Marine Pink Dolphin (Inia geoffrensis), also known as the Amazon river dolphin or boto, an endemic freshwater cetacean of the Amazon and Orinoco river basins. The species is culturally significant to indigenous peoples of Venezuela and is featured as the central motif on this denomination. The front also displays the Venezuelan coat of arms at left and includes text identifying the location as 'Parque Nacional Médanos de Coro' (Médanos de Coro National Park), Venezuela's first UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its dramatic sand dunes. The note is part of the Bolívar Fuerte redenomination introduced in 2007, which removed three zeros from the previous Bolívar currency.

Back: The Marine Pink Dolphin (Inia geoffrensis) shown in greater detail, emphasizing the species' distinctive features. The back includes the denomination '10' in the corner (corresponding to 10 in the previous currency scale) and features microtext and security elements. The boto is an endangered species and holds deep cultural significance in Venezuelan and broader Amazonian indigenous mythology, where it is often associated with transformation legends and river spirits.

Note shows visible circulation wear with vertical and horizontal creases, slightly soiled surfaces, but all design elements remain clear and intact. No tears or missing pieces evident.